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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mrs. A. w. Downham and child are
making short visit at Wilmington.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mrs. Lewis McKibben, of Springfield,
is visiting friends in this city.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

A neat new fence has just been COM
pleted around the Presbyterian Church
and parsonage.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

The club will shoot next Friday after
noon at three O'Clock on their grounds
east Of town, Everybody invited.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mr.. o. g. Morrow, of Cincinnati, was
here over Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mr.. Ed Mccoy arrived home last Sat
urday, after a visit to his old home at
Bainbridge.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mr.. Ed Meek, OF Bowling Greer, KY,
visited his parents during the past week.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mr.. John Dunn, OF Brownstown, Brown
county, is the guest of Mrs. Ellis Pence.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Cyrus Newby, Esq, is in Topeka,
Kansas, on legal business.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Rev. R. X. Campbell and wife, OF
South Salem, are the guests of friends in
this city.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
TEN PAGES.
Court commences next Monday.

Ask for Pique Kid Gloves at w. II.
Glenn 4 Co.'s.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Ye local was treated to the soft, sweet,
silvery strains of the serenader last Friday
night.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mrs. Julia Park, of East Main street,
is visiting friends in Mt. Carmel, Cincin-
natl.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
Beam, Richards & Co., are re.paintlng
and re-papering their grocery.

Miss Matte Foster, Of Cincinnati, ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mutton.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mr.. Irwin Smith is spending Il week in
Hardin county.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mr.. John II. Jolly's condition remains
unchanged. The chances for his recovery
are few.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Fresh fish direct from the lakes Fri.
day and Saturday at the West End
Grocery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
ASSESSORS WAGES.
What Il Cost to Assess Highlands
Wealth.

Below we give table Of the time en-.
gagged and wages drawn by the twenty.
ona aaaessora Of oiar county.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
Trap and Trigger.

Last Fridays shooting by the Hills
boro Gun Club shows some excellent
work. The following is the score:
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

The town is full OF commencement
visitors
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mr.. J. S. Shaw is at home for few
daya.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
Professional Cards.

IRWIN Med. SMITH,
MISUNDERSTANDING
HILLsBoRo, OHIO.
Smiths Block, cor. Main and High streets.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
LABOR WORLD.

THE loss OF employers and workers by th.
pennsylvania coke strike is computof thus
far TO bo Si5O,OOO
THE stove moldcys, Pcrry Il Co. OF Albany.
HiN preparing 20 erect ono of tho largest
foundricS I'm the country
ms years railroad construction, accord
lhS 20 present indications, will reach l2OJO
miles OF main track. There are POO 600 miles
OF track in the world
TnERe are 2,oOOOO0 mon engaged i'm tho
building trades OF the United states and
whue spending their lives in putting roofs
ROOF over his own.
Tux Bethleham, Pa, Iron Compony isnov
erecting new steel forging and armor plato
WORKS. Tho company win soon begin work
on the large Government contract recently
awarded 10 them.
uNrrL lsiS Il was imprisonment for any
man I'M England TO mention the question OF a
rise IN wages TO his employer, and IL was
treason for three men TO meet together or
combine TO get their wages raised.
TtlE value of the coal produced last year I'm
IN the United states was Sli7, ,ll2'i55, or
ABOUT - 100 per head of population In gross
tons tho amount was p6 lll 500 tons Penn.
sylNania lcl of with 68,0JO. 900 tons aud
Idaho makes the tail with 800 tons. Penn
syanias bill was Sii ,hSS,l
NlCroR DELAHAYE, representative of the
machinists OF Paris, Franco, Is now trnvs.inr
through this country investignt no IN, tex
tlo machinery used hero. Two thirds OF that
machinery used IN France Is imported from
Eng aud. Mr. Delohaye says tho Parisian
machmiSts propose TO supply the home de-
mand 10y establishing a cooperative factory.
and have pctitioncd the government fora
loan OF O,OOOOOO francs with which Co start
AT the recent convention OF tho National
Plastercrs Union IL was decided 10 make tho
organization am international one as applica.
tons for charters were received from Cana
dian plastereIs.
In IS rcportcd from Pittsburg that notwith-
standing the shutdown of tho blast furnaces
ON account OF the coke strike, the ore ship
ment from The lakes show large increase
over last year, and il tx estimated that the
production this year will be 900, 900 tons in
excess OF what IL was in 1886
TuE development OF b'tuminous coal lands
this year viii be greater than for any yonr
since the war Large tracts for development
have been bought up, and the coal from the
most OF these viii be In the market by Tn,
first of next year Tho Pennsylvania Read
ing, and lchigh Valley companies expect by
new connections 30 get into other bitliminous
territory than which they now reach
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
MINOR MENTION.

OSCAR WILDE has become editor OF Lon
don journal Tor women
III Is said that the cotton crop of tho United
States will be large one
TuE late = J. Tldcn owned propcrtv i'm
England To the amount OF $3.50 UDJ
REroRrs about the apple crop are discoul,
aging from most sections of tho country.
GENERAL MEApE's monument i'm Fair.
mount Park, Philadelphia, will bo dedicated
ON October Is
THE Popcs envoy TO ireland Is engaged I'm
investigating the Industrial and social condi.
uon of the tenant class
GRArE-RoT isrcportcd all through the Pied.
mont section of Virginia aud the cron has
been virtually destroyed
TuE National Agricultural Department re-
port makes the decrease in the hog supply
loO,OOO from last year
IN ploughing and plontinga quarterscction
of land near Bethany, H., two farmers killed
Vorattieshakcs, somo OF them big fellows.
IN England over half IA million bicycles are
IN use, and in this country about $50 600 OF
which about ID, 900 are in Now York State.
FLORENCE DUNN, little London school
girl, has received ring from the Queens
years
AcCoRDNG to Professor T.. B. Elliott. OF
Washington, the population of the United
States aud Territories june / last aggregated
O9NBOOO.
TIM royal plato belonging 90 the British
crown IS kept in two strong rooms at " ind
sor Castle. IL 1t ever should be sold IL would
pan OUT about SlO,0OJO0J
An picnic at Danville, H., Miss Maggie
Lingcniolter won dress pattern prizo by
hnincsslng a horse and hitching him To a
buggy in less than two minutes
Ar the first election i'm Utah under the ed
munds-Iucker law, held recently, for the
choice OF school Trustees the Gentiles car.
riod five of the twenty one districts.
\ MEXICAN female smugglcr was arrested
at III Paso, Texas, short tim, ago Sine
was betrayed by "a music box which shs had
concealed in her busto, starting up lively
tune.
PROFESSOR T.. s. MoRsE, OF Salem, Mass.
now has collection of moro thnn 1000
pieces OF japanese pottery, all historically
classified and rcprcs, nting every era i'm tho
development Of the art
TnE funeral OF Here Krupp, at Essen. Ger.
many, was attended by ~, ,0OO OF tho work.
men employed in his famous foundries Mes.
sngrs OF coincidence were received by the fam
w from The Emperor, Prince Bismarck.
Count Won Moltkc aud many other prominent
IeF.uus
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
PERSONS or NOTE.

SIR CHARLEs dixie is TO visit this ooun.
try shortly.
'rnE brother OF the King OF Siam is soon 10
pass through this country
PRoFEssoR SCoTT, OF Rutgers College. is
writing history of New Jersey
SPEAKER CARLIsLE's daughter is said 10
be the prettiest girl at the Grconbrier Sulphur
Springs.
MRs CLEVELAND win visit Atlnnta when
the President goes there 10 attend the OK
hibition.
MIR JomN G. WHITTIER has never been
further than Washington from his home in
AmesbuIy, Mass
STErNIAK, the famous Nihilist writer. OK
poets TO pay long visit 10 the United States
the coming autumn.
BLoNDIN the rope walker, win make a
professional visit 10 this country I'm tho Foll
lie Is not dead as was reported
BBnop WARREN, of the Methodist Church
IN Japan: His wife who brought him
several millions OF dollars, is I'm California.
JAMES y. IncHARDsoN, of New Orleans IA
the largest cotton planter i'm the world Ho
has 5000 acres In cotton and 1000 in corn.
DWIGHT l.. MOODY, the evangelist, Is con.
templatlng an extended tour OF India He
thinks India ilrstrata field for mission
work
NEAL Dow has accepted AN invitation 10
deliver AN address on Prohibition in Mnssa.
chusetts. He viii then take pnrt in the con
vass in New York State.
CONGRESSMAN PHELAN, OF Memphis is the
youngest member Of the Fiftioth Congress.
He will not bo thirty-one whom he takes his
seat. Congressman Nandeyer the oldest
member Is soventy-ono
GENERAL FRANCIS u. SPINNER, formerly
treasurer Of the United States, is greatly ON.
loying life 40 his mt home on Pablo Beach
Florida. At gh5y years Of age he is as
Renlhl and hearcy as ever aud welcomes
hosts Of visitors.
CARRIE NJ. AuL IS the wonder of Georgia
Snn lives about ten miles from Baxley. Is ten
years old aud weighs lSO pounds She
weighed at the age Of seven years 40 pounds
She b no higher thau children usually nt her
age Persons who have seen her say She Is as
broad as she Is long.
GE0n0E lNSEss, jim the New York animal
painter, has studio 0n Wheels with which
De- GOES up and down country roads H.
""la a. q place sketches till he gets tired
nnd then moves ON. The concern Is fitted
with sleeping berths The artists wife some
Times accompanies him ON these excursions.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
THE DIAMOND FIELD.

TgE first two and the last tao League aiois
ore Western clubs
MANY Cincinnati cierrymeH attend r,.
games there regularly
orr has resi- guc1 hs pasition "a raffsin ~
Ine metropolitan, ond ha. iaan .ue...sio.l hJ
O'Br.cu.
EsrEanEoQK once of thc Nen Yorks has
been released hy thc Metropolitan auI can
now play whore ho likes
OSE-AnMED DAILY. The Cleveland pitcher.
we1rs q specially designed wiro-pr1t oefor f1r
bis one band while at bat
OVER forty international gam have t...f
won by run, which serves to show tast tla
clubs are pretty well matched
CHARLES BALDWIN. pitcher of fhr Detroit
CiuD. hoe been suspended Indefinitely with
ont pay, for indifferent playing
Two Of Che greatest toame ever Organized
the 80 lOuis Browns and CHICAGO. nra Irfh
managed by players and both manager ara
first bascuop
THoUGH the Chicago have won s.ren aut
of nine games with Che Sow York. and ..tHr
out Of nine with phI1dapha. fheg have
only won four out of ton with Isl Wa.hiugt0n
a NEw play has been introduced u order
to rc. hrst base on cailol huIis hnrf n I.lf
ter has bad four balls called ou tho pitcher
and has irs' than t1re strikes against hmseif
De- changes his position to fle opposite $500 uf
ths plate and fho chances ara sfrsneI. .n
favor oi the naxf hal Loug called
~ % special moet.nl OF tba fntrrrrf .asI
League held ot huHtlu. tfff city Bingham
tpn. NcHnra. Roche .'er. aFfaUu.. Scranton
gnI tie1 were represented Th. Newark and
Jersey city clubs wcrn orusureI fur riaFinr
exhibition gauios ora sunday IHr stlafirH of
ino unp.rcs were mcreasei from $40 to go.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
Preserving Fruit without Cans.

A simple process Of preserving fruit
without the use of cans IS now discussed
by the farmers at the agricultural fairs
and quietly considered 10y the Gamers in
the intervals between the receipt of sue
ocSsive orders for Shipments. The whole
process OF keeping fr1Iit iu bowls and
other open top vessels is comprised in
the simple covering of the vessel with
unglazcd cotton, such as is purchased in
the stores rolled in blue paper The fol.
lowing are the directions Use crooks.
stone butter jars, or any other convenient
dishes. Prepare aud cook the fruit pre-
ciSely as for canning in glass jars, an your
dishes with the fruit while It is vet hot,
and Immediately cover with cotton bat
ting securely tied ON. Remember that
all putrcIaction is caused by the invisi-
ble creatures ian the air. Cooking the
fruit eNpcls all these and as they cannot
pass through cotton batting the fruit
thus protected will keep for an indefinite
period. II is said that berries. cherries.
pums, and many other kinds of fruit
have been kept N this way for several
year,. Chiclg0 Accs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
4 Great MarIelan.. Trlck..

The late Professor Herman tho ma
gician, was % capital dentist and the
most dextrOus and accomplished pick.
pocket lie would remove gentleman
watch, slip ring on the chain and r..
place the watch while engaged in cone
vcrsatiOn. or he would undertake. hlt
trick before hc had been Give minute in
roomful of people, and would turn out
Of it, with the most lau9hahlo aIdu
something belonging to each person pr. s.
ont. Hc made o hundred fortune .aud
lost them, for ho wa an iuvct rife .nI
unfortunate spcculntor Tho paut b
trick / ever saw, Says % london sa .I
writer, was done by lfcfnaan uhiln co.
lunch with brother coniurur iu fhn
hotel Of Monicyidco. Five people were
seated at the table mot his own he it oh.
served, and there was apparently n .n
tire absence OF any possible preparation.
Taking pear from The dish hc f.lI us
20 mark it. One left four puncturo rrnm
his fork I'm It,, another dropped a spot of
ink on the rind J pushed an American
three cent piece into thc sofi substance
of The fruit until 80 was buried HcNf. O.
large slice was cut out and eaten Hero.
mann then took IL and tossed it f0uarl
the lofty ceiling "Cntch 30 yonnelv,f.
ne cried, a9 the pear was whIr.ina in
mid 10 fell into ms outsroirhnd
hand, prong marked, ink spotted aud
with the thrcc-ceut bit still beddod u
its tissue-but whole.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Mas LANGrRY has concluded not 10 play
Antony and Cleopatra next season.
FHED WARDE, the tragodinn has lost
money playing Shakespeare n thn Northwest
fEMAiE orchestra, an players of brass
instruments, is creating "a sensation "a Dresden
DRANArizEp version of H. Rider Hng
garis 'Hhe has bcen brought Out at "a San
Francisco theatre
Ms, l.Eo LASIthe sweet singcro Of tho Sand.
wich Islands b. taking lessons in oporntlc
music of Professor Nulio of Philadelphia.
MISS ELLA RUSSELL, tho young American
Piina donna, has male wonderful hit iu
"biuorah as well as boz "Higuiett0H and haa
BECOME a great fayorito with London audi
onccs.
Tue theatres of Sydney. New South Wales,
nave bocu rifiora1 cluafgl on Suudays nt tho
request uf dcuufatiou of cior.syuirn. and "a
g"sidta oi excitement exists over this inn0-
walton.
lr nns many times been reported That New
prk wa o. have company ~ Chineass
thirty i've actors are actually 0n the way 90
The city.
hoDJEsKA VIII produces r. new play nort
senspn, 'lhg Witch an adaptation hy a. N
itae, an English drnmntlsf. 90 uin Hrxo "a
siNyear Old Gcrmau drama. 40 has been tried
I'm London.
Tux 5000 odd people who make up what
Is call the American siara in the avgrar.,t.,
annually receive absut & % uEDUfHI in y Ilri...
Americans spend about flGi O0J.UDJ "a yolf on
the theatre
Mn kiHALFY has bad s1 much suoenss with
the spectacular performance. faI of Baby.
Ion. at station Island. that hn bias arrHur.sg
% give summer entertainments at taaf piac,
for the next i've years
LONDON has itJ music halls. with "a t0faI
seating capacity of 8DJUJl. about stUII fa.r.
than tho capacity ol tbe sixty nIeltr.e 30
that NATURAL conclusion w0uhl in fI.f fnr
music hall ls the popular form of auu...a...,t
with the British public
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28

OFFICIAL returns show that Q,i4O persons
were eVicted in Ireland during the uuartci.
ended june 80. OF these lSS were rondmittcd
as tenants and D, ,'S1 as carotakcrs.
Tux French Senate has voted to increase
the army by adding twenty-five new rcgi
mcntS
Two accounts OF the explorer Stanlev's
death in Africa have hecn received, one stat
ing that he had becu killed by natives, and
the other that he bad bean drowned. The I've.
port Is discreditet ;" London.
A TRIBE friendly TO Egypt attacked the
MahdistS undor OSnau Digna. near Kassala
recently mud heavy lighting ensncd, during
which lepO men wcro killed
MoUE than $50 houses have becn DESTROYED
and 1000 people have beon rendered homo
less 10y fire ia SvenziOny Russia
TUE Emperor OF Germany has become SO
feeble that he is unable TO wcar his uniform
ON account OF It's weight
CANADIAN knights OF Labor desire scpara.
tion OF jurisdiction from the United States.
The corporation OF Dublin has conferred
the freedom of the city On Mr. William
OBrien, editor OF United Irciand, and Mr.
Patrick A Collins, OF Boston. Mass, who is
now VtSttine ireland
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
Useful Hints.

salt sprinklcd over anything that is
burning on the stovc.will prevent any dis
agreeable Odor
Lard for pastry should be used as hard
as 1t can be cut with n knife. II should
be cut through the Hour, not rubbed.
Wash vaIcncienncs lace in lukc-warm
water with fine soap. and iron over sew
eral thickne,scs OF flannel to bring out
the pattern.
The surost and most practical way OF
not having milk scorchcd is to scald il i'm
a double boiler, or tim that sits i'm II
Kettle Of boiling water The wetting Of
n kettle with cold water and allowing it
10 remain q few minutes before putting
the milk in will lessen the danger Of
scorching the milk.
a pair Of boots or shoes thoroughly
soaked are not easy TO dry without being
left in an uncOmfortably stiff if not
shrunkcn condition. A very simple dc
vice will make the drying process com
parativcly safe. The wet shoes should
be thoroughly stuffed with paper which
serves not only % keep them in shape.
but hastcns their drying by absorbing
the moisture
a good cleansing mixture may be made
with two ounces liquid ammonia. two
ounces har soap, finely shaved, and two
teaspo0nfuls powdered saltpetrc. Put
these ingredients into large, open
mouihCd bottle and add q pinis warm
water. lt wiil bc ready for use in two
on three days 10 Is well adapted for
washing delicate c0lorcd articles, also 10
ada to The water for shampooing the
head Mixed with water aud sprayed
upon plant DO viii kil any insects in-
ieUug ihem aud also acc as fertilizer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28
GENERAL NEWS CONDENSED.
HOME AND FOREIGN
Eastcrn and NIiddlc stntos.


AN appalling mortality among children IL
rcported from fittshurg and Allegheny City,
icnn, whclV ln six weeks ,lS1 little ones
seventy -uVc Per cent OF them under two
years of age, have died
PREVIOUS to his return 10 Washington
nom tho Clinton centennial Mr. and Mrs
cleveland spent "A day at Fayettevile ~
y, who're the President livc1 Tor eleven
oi The hrSt tuurtecn years of his life Ho
hch icccption and made u short address.
SNLNANUS Conn. in, the wel-known story
writer, dte-t a few DAYS since at Boston, aged
sixty -four years
a SECRET conference OF leading Knights OF
Labor was rcccntly held in the East. and am
address was issuet which appeals % the mem-
hors ot tho orter all over tho country tospnd
delegates 90 the General Assembly az Minne-
0polis i'm October who will favor the adoption
ot new constitution
WILLIAM m. LADEN. two weeks married
ehot his bride and her mother aud then killed
himself at his homo in New York He wns
cragcd hy drink His mother.in law was
probably fatally injured, his wife viii 10
cover.
A FIRE in Buffalo, n. Y, DESTROYED the
Iiegcl Brcwcry, the largest OF its kind in the
city. hrcUan was killcl AMI another in
1urcd. The estimated damage is S}OO. 90
Two New Norken, Michael j. Dixon and
John T. kyan-wcrc instantly killed by light.
ming while fishing from small boat oil
Staten Island
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28

JoHNNYCNllE. One cup of Cornmcal,
two cups OF flour, one cup of milk. one
half cup each OF butter aud sugar, three
eggs, three tcaspoonfuls of baking
powder
VEAL FPwrERs.- Chop fine two
pounds OF veal add half pound of
rolled crackers, three beaten eggs. with
salt and pepper sufficient to season; fry
slowly in hot lard
FRIED POTATOES. Peel and slice the
potatoes and let stand ia cold water one
hour; drain of the water, season with
pepper and salt;. add one teaspooniul Of
Hour and mix well. Fry in hot butter
twenty minutes.
FRIED Eco PLANT Peel the egg.
plant and cut in slices one-half inch
thick pepper and salt lay one slice upon
the other and let them stand ten or
twelve Eours drain of the liquor, dip in
dor and fry brown.
CHOCOLATE JELLY. Take seven spoon
luls of grated chocolate, the same of
Wlite sugar one cup of sweet cream
NIX together and set over the fire and let
como TO a boil Pour il over cornstarch
pudding, or put between layers of cake.
Nk'Ar''ia PhisNlfs AilnM ONt uIlDlt LOT
every six ounces. Boil the uuinces and
apples in water until they are soft; then
peel them, rcmoyc the cores and press the
PULP through sieve To every pound
oil pulp allow one pound of sugar
Clarity the sugar aud then put in the
pulp, adding little finely grated lemon
peel. Boil until perfectly stiff, stirring
constantly Then put the mass in molds
or paper cases aud dry i'm cool oven.
The bread must be stin enough TO
cut in slices.
BAKED TURNPs. Pare aud slice, n
quarter of an inch thick, some new
turnips, and boil until tender in salted
boiling water. Drain them, lay i'm pic
dish and pour over them the following
sauce: Stir over the fire one ounce each
OF butter and flour until they arc per
fcctly smooth; add slowly cup Of rich
milk that has been brought TO the boiling
point, and season with white pepper and
salt. Sprinkle them with two table.
spoonfuls Of grated cheese, and over all
dust bread crumbs thickly, and brown in
quick oven
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-28

Wv ungoE and other prominent Homo
IelIru were present at The eviction
n tenants at Do1'grausv ireland Speeches
of crlra cement were made ~ the evicted
tfnanf iy Dillon and others.
IHr town of Earara. Meriro. m place con
anE to Inhabitants l1s been entirely de-.
ssHlad hy series of earthquake shocks
IHE lTu.h lIous Of Commons won't fsrm
aIiJ in a ho.iY f1 tlo Houa of Lords where
tir ai sHrut Haa gwen o. fho Irish Grimes
49, An.n .mrnt lI ani lt was thus maIe
fhe lan af the F.1Im
Hfs Wie tourists In.IuIne three IONS OF
e. nrretaf of Zua.h COLLEGE have hsen
ksl n fte Alps